Borders & Medallions Contractor North Carolina

Borders & Medallions

We use Oshkosh & Other manufacturers of decorative borders, medallions and parquet flooring. each company we use has earned a deserved reputation for exceptional design and meticulous quality. By combining computer-driven laser technology, water-jet cutting, and precision woodworking with hand assembly, intricate patterns are produced reliably, repeatedly. The use of laser technology offers unlimited possibilities of cutting floral, wildlife, corporate logos, anything and everything to distinguish your flooring.

Developed during the middle ages in Europe, elaborately designed hardwood floors were painstakingly crafted for castles, monasteries, and other significant buildings. Nineteenth century European immigrants brought the woodworking skills needed to produce these floors for American homes.

Material Specifications:

All of the flooring designs are manufactured with a wear layer of select hardwood.

Parquet is 5/16" thick with square cut (butt joint) edges. Medallions and borders can be supplied in any thickness you specify.
Borders, medallions, and parquets are assembled at the factory ready for glue-down installation and finishing at the job-site.
All borders and medallions can be pre-finished before installation.

Some of our MEDALLIONS

Some of our PARQUET FLOORING

Some of our BORDERS

ENHANCE YOUR HARDWOOD
WITH STONE (ask our salesman)

Perhaps you want to express your love of tradition. Or maybe it's simple elegance. Then again, contemporary sophistication might be more to your liking. No matter what statement you want to make, a stone medallion from Oshkosh Floor Designs will be the right choice for your home.

Whether it's simple plank or fancy parquetry, a stone medallion will enhance any hardwood floor. So, where do you want to stand out? The foyer?...In front of the fireplace?...The dining room? No matter where in your home you're considering a stone medallion, it's going to fit in perfectly with its surroundings...in addition to being a perfect, trouble-free fit

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& INFORMATION ON THIS EXCITING PRODUCT LINE

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(1) Never clean hardwood floors w/water. Don't use wax, cleaner products that are mix with water as oil soaps. Water dulls finish, may permanently damage floor.
(2) Spike/stiletto heeled shoes, especially in poor repair, causes damage to hardwood floors due to extreme compressive forces. Footwear produces loads in excess of 1000 pounds per sq. inch, even when worn by someone of average build.
(3) If your floors abuts exterior doors, put out door mats, & inside rugs to keep dirt & moisture from being tracked onto hardwood floor. Don't use rubber, foam back, or plastic mats as they discolor the floor. To prevent slippage of rugs, use approved vinyl rug underlay from reputable manufacturer.
(4) The rugs should be moved, they block sunlight which gives the appearance of discoloring under the rug. (5) Use floor protectors on the feet of all furniture that contacts the floor to avoid scratches. When moving your furniture & appliances use caution to avoid scratching, indenting, or gouging. Some objects may be to heavy to move across hardwood floor under any circumstances.
(6) Certain types of casters on furniture damages hardwood flooring. Use commercial grade felt pads. Change the pads every 4 months on your furniture that undergoes excess movement. the furniture that doesn't have the right casters, we recommend that you change them.
(7) A humidifier is recommended to prevent excessive shrinkage of hardwood floors due to humidity levels. Wood stoves & electric/gas heat may cause dry conditions. A humidity level of 35-55% is recommended.
(8) In damp conditions, proper humidity levels can be maintained with the air conditioner or a dehumidifier, or by periodically turning your heating system on during the summer months. In certain circumstances you may have to combine the two forms of humidity control to maintain the humidity in your home.